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Effects of Herbal treatment for In-patients with Mild Fever: Retrospective Clinical Study
Journal of Korean Medicine / Journal of Korean Medicine, (P)1010-0695; (E)2288-3339
2011, v.32 no.6, pp.122-130
(Sangji University)
(Sangji University)
(Sangji University)
(Sangji University)
(Daejeon University)
(Sangji University)
(Sangji University)
(Sangji University)
(Sangji University)
(Sangji University)
(Sangji University)
(Daejeon University)
(Sangji University)
(Sangji University)
(Sangji University)
Sun-ju,
L.
, In-sik,
H.
, Hyun-suk,
O.
, Dong-jin,
L.
, Jeung-won,
Y.
, Ga-young,
C.
, Sun-gi,
H.
, Won-chul,
L.
, &
(2011). Effects of Herbal treatment for In-patients with Mild Fever: Retrospective Clinical Study. Journal of Korean Medicine, 32(6), 122-130.
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Abstract
Objectives: This study was designed to investigate the effect of herbal extract medicines for inpatients with fever symptoms in an oriental medicine hospital. Methods: Medical records of inpatients who experienced over 38℃ of fever from July 2010 to August 2011 has been requested with deleted personal identifiable information. The requested data were analyzed by patients’ general characteristics, administrated western/herbal medicines, and changes in the body temperature of four administration groups (group 1, herbal extract medicine only; group 2, western medication(antibiotics/antipyretics) only; group 3, combination of herbal extract medicine and western medication; group 4, no medication control). The SPSS 19.0 was used for statistical analysis and p-value of less than 0.05 was regarded significant. Results: The body temperature has significantly dropped over time in the herbal extract medicine only group (p< 0.001) along with the antibiotics/antipyretics only group. When both treatments were combined, stronger antipyretic effect was shown compared to the sole treatment of herbal extract medicine or antibiotics/antipyretics. Conclusion: The use of herbal extract medicines may be effective in alleviation of fever.
- keywords
- fever, herbal extract, antibiotics, antipyretics, combined medication
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